Sentence examples for reflection might be from inspiring English sources

The journal was "a life report, since I suspect my feelings right now in nostalgia or reflection might be of value," Crowley wrote.

But that sort of regret or reflection might be too much to hope for, given the current consensus on abortion within the G.O.P.

One place to begin that reflection might be in southern Tehran, where I was the other day on the anniversary of Ayatollah Khomeini's triumphant return from France.

Through the final week, the remain side became cautiously optimistic that the new mood of sobriety and reflection might be checking leave's momentum.

After a while, you begin to suspect that this sort of wan reflection might be compensating for the fact that the data itself reveal little that is new.

"You have to look under there and see the ceiling or a clean pool with no swimmer in it and just think to yourself: this is what's going to happen, this is where the swimmer's going to break the water, this is where a reflection might be, this might be a good angle where a swimmer might come into your frame".

Are we considering merely the reflections the (actual) person would make were she to turn her attention to the question, no matter how unreasonable such reflections might be?

Another explanation could lie in the nature of the data acquisition used: metacognitive reflections might be inappropriate for being measured in self-assessing printed questionnaires.

The requirement of written self-reflection might be associated to the level of education and literacy and therefore could be a barrier for participation for persons with a lower education.

And on reflection, this might be better for Sri Lanka than England.

"I think the motion will go through tomorrow, but I hope that between that vote and a period of reflection there might be some adjustment here and there," Melmoth said.